328 Kenneth Finkel : The Ben Franklin Parkway connects two of the city's most celebrated landmarks, City Hall and the Art Museum, but it's always been a tricky commute. Temple University historian Kenneth Finkel blames a missing link left out of the original construction. Submitted by Elisabeth Perez-Luna.

3.48 in 29 votes

September 18, 2012
Manifesto, Enthusiastic, Philadelphia25.4 seconds

346 Steven Ziegler : The concept of Pursuit Magazine is freedom of the press. We are giving a voice to those who would otherwise not have one. Independence, diversity and individuality is at the heart of Pursuit. We feature stories by, for and about Philadelphians. Let us hear you! What's Your Pursuit? Declare It!
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327 Kenneth Finkel : Up until the early 20th century, there were oyster bars on nearly every block of Philadelphia. But according to Temple historian Kenneth Finkel, the omnipresent oyster didn't just fill stomachs across the city – they helped build the city itself. Submitted by Elisabeth Perez-Luna.

183 Dick Clark : American Bandstand host Dick Clark (1929-2012) helped introduce rock and roll to the world from a TV studio at 46th and Market Streets in West Philadelphia. The new music worried parents and authorities, but Bandstand brought new artists and dance crazes to millions. Submitted by Elisabeth Perez-Luna.

3.32 in 19 votes

September 29, 2012
Observation, Proud, Philadelphia24.98 seconds

3341 Dave Stroup for Katie in Philadelphia: The founders of our great nation gathered in this mighty city, 10 score and 5 years ago, and created rules that have ensured the most abundant freedoms mankind has ever known, and endure through this day.